Daniel O’Connell: Champion of Freedom after Currier Ives, 1850 s

Copperplate engraving printed on paper, after the portrait by John Jarvis of Commodore Stephen Decatur. Framed in a Rosewood veneered molding with gilt bezel. Circa 1825.

Hand colored lithograph portrait of "O-Poth-Le-Yo-Ho-Lo," a Creek Chief & speaker of the Councils, after the oil on canvas portrait by Charles Bird King. The lithographic portrait is from McKinney...

Pair of hand colored theatrical engravings from a bound volume containing 45 theatrical prints and nine drawings showing French actors and opera singers i...

Miniature portrait of a gentleman on a bone pendant under glass. The framed is a characteristic New England gilt brass bezel with display loop. American, probably Boston, circa 1810.

This is a lithograph of John Forsyth, who was the 13th Secretary of State of the United States, serving under both Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren. It is most likely from the ...

Portrait of Augustus Schwartze, Founder of the Union Manufacturing Company, Baltimore, Maryland American School, c. 1810–1820 This striking early 19th-century American portrait depicts Augustus Schwartze (1785–1844), prominent Baltimore industrialist and founder of the Union Manufacturing Company, one of Maryland’s earliest and most important textile mills. Executed in oil on canvas and attributed to an unidentified yet accomplished hand within the American Federal portrait...

Untitled mezzotint of William Wallace Currie. William Wallace Currie was the first "Mayor of Liverpool" under the Municipal Corporations Act 1835. Artists and Engravers: Engraved by Thomas Lupton after a painting by Thomas Phillips...

Elegance and Duty: Handcolored Print of the Secret Chamberlain, Plate 26, 1862 This refined handcolored lithograph, Elegance and Duty, is Plate 26 from the 1862 second edition of ...